Kyrgyz Muslim Convert to Christianity Twice Threatened
BISHEK, KYRGYZSTAN (ANS) -- A Kyrgyz man who was almost beaten to death by three angry Muslims after converting to Christianity has become a...
Chinese authorities offer rewards to those who snitch on Christians
GUANGZHO, CHINA (ANS) -- Those who report underground churches to authorities in China are going to be financially rewarded, according to Marcus Jones of...
Indian Christians Beaten and Bibles Burned at Prayer Gathering
TAMIL NADU, INDIA (ANS) -- A prayer meeting in a home in India’s Tamil Nadu state was disrupted on March 19 by approximately 15...
North Korea appeal for food aid as citizens flee
HANOI, VIETNAM (ANS) -- As the second round of denuclearisation talks between leaders of North Korea and the United States stalled in Vietnam, North...
Christians face uncertain future as Syria enters possible last year of...
DAMASCUS, SYRIA (ANS) -- As the Syrian civil war enters what might be its last year, Christians are trying to rebuild in the face...
Host of House Church in Hiding After Terrifying Attack
NEW DELHI, INDIA (ANS) -- Nearly two months after Hindu extremists in India humiliated, beat and forced Christians to praise a Hindu god, the...
Herdsmen Attack two Villages in Nigeria
JOS, NIGERIA (ANS) – A Christian woman has been raped and killed, and four church buildings destroyed, 28 houses burned as Muslim Fulani herdsmen...
Pastor and priest Abducted in Wave of Kidnappings in Nigeria
JOS, NIGERIA (ANS) -- A Protestant pastor and a Catholic priest in two different states in north-central Nigeria were kidnapped by gunmen on Monday...
How renewed rocket fire affects local Israeli believers
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL (ANS) -- Since Monday morning (March 25), rockets have been launched from the Gaza Strip into Israel, the first one hitting...
Chinese Authorities Ban Major House Church in Beijing
BEIJING, CHINA (ANS) -- More than 20 police officers and other Chinese government officials raided a Bible school class at Beijing’s Shouwang Church.
The authorities...
